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biting the dust Antonyms

Meaning of biting the dust

biting the dust

a small amount of food, to imitate or copy (someone or something) especially without permission, to cause irritation or smarting, to take or maintain a firm hold, an expression of interest in something being offered, an amount (as of money) taken usually in one operation for one purpose, to undertake more than one can handle, to suffer humiliation or defeat, to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth, to cause to smart, to respond to something tempting, to wound, pierce, or sting especially with a fang or a proboscis, food, sound bite, to come to an end, to accept a suggestion or an offer, to take bait, to cut, pierce, or take hold, a keen incisive quality, corrode, to enter with resignation upon a difficult or distressing course of action, the act or manner of biting, a single exposure of an etcher's plate to the corrosive action of acid, sharper, to eat into, the amount of food taken at a bite, the manner of biting, to cause sharp pain or stinging discomfort to, a sharp penetrating effect, to take in, a sharp penetrating quality or effect, to cut or pierce with or as if with an edged weapon, to produce a negative effect, the act of biting, cheat, trick, to wound, pierce, or sting, to be objectionable or extremely bad in quality, to take hold of, a wound made by biting, to injure a benefactor maliciously, the grip taken in biting, a surface that creates friction or is brought into contact with another for the purpose of obtaining a hold, to seize especially with teeth or jaws so as to enter, grip, or wound, to fall dead especially in battle, to take a bait, to bite or have the habit of biting something, occlusion sense 2a, occlusion sense 1b, the hold or grip by which friction (see friction sense 1b) is created or purchase (see purchase entry 2 sense 3a(1)) is obtained, a seizing of something by biting, to hold back (as from a reluctance to offend) a remark one would like to make, to respond so as to be caught (as by a trick)

biting the dust Sentence Examples

  1. The dilapidated castle was finally biting the dust, its crumbling walls unable to withstand the passage of time.
  2. The old factory's rusty machinery was biting the dust, its once-booming operations long since silenced.
  3. The outdated computer system bit the dust, leaving the company struggling to keep up with technological advancements.
  4. The politician's career bit the dust after a scandal rocked the nation.
  5. The once-popular band bit the dust after years of declining album sales.
  6. The old oak tree bit the dust, its majestic presence now replaced by a gaping hole in the forest.
  7. The arrogant CEO bit the dust after being forced to resign due to misconduct.
  8. The obsolete video game console bit the dust, making way for a new generation of gaming experiences.
  9. The aging car finally bit the dust, its engine sputtering and giving out one last gasp.
  10. The once-vibrant neighborhood bit the dust, its homes replaced by towering skyscrapers and empty lots.

FAQs About the word biting the dust

a small amount of food, to imitate or copy (someone or something) especially without permission, to cause irritation or smarting, to take or maintain a firm hol

stopping,ending, winding up, halting, winking (out), ceasing, breaking off, expiring, concluding, breaking up

continuing,hanging on, drawing out, extending,persisting, protracting,prolonging

The dilapidated castle was finally biting the dust, its crumbling walls unable to withstand the passage of time.

The old factory's rusty machinery was biting the dust, its once-booming operations long since silenced.

The outdated computer system bit the dust, leaving the company struggling to keep up with technological advancements.

The politician's career bit the dust after a scandal rocked the nation.

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